Elyria Schools and union differ over contract language
Elyria Schools and the Ohio Association of Public School Employees clash over pay raises and contract language. Union officials push for an 18 month deal maintaining current terms while officials cite a 3 percent offer that shrinks to about 1.5 percent due to timing. An unofficial school offer would add 64 thousand dollars to a wage pool, equating to roughly a one percent rise for all workers.
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Schools Open Rally Amid Negotiations With Picket Lines
A mediator oversees talks as Board members defer to administrators and a lawyer while union negotiates for 400 plus workers including bus drivers and aides. Security guards may be deployed district-wide costing up to 18 thousand daily to avert potential disruption as about 3000 students face bus changes.
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Elyria Schools cancel two boys basketball games and more
A strike by non instructional staff will cancel or reschedule several Elyria athletic events. Friday games include Midview at Elyria West and Elyria at Shaker Heights, with a Saturday girls basketball clash between Elyria and Westlake and a wrestling scrimmage between Elyria and Medina also affected.
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Midview
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Shaker Heights
Westlake High Schools
Medina
Somalia faces famine as relief effort hamstrung by feuding warlords
The famine in Somalia worsens as the international relief operation struggles amid warlord feuds and bandits, with about 1,000 Somalis dying daily and 300,000 already dead. A Security Council draft would authorize all necessary means to secure humanitarian relief, giving the commander wide leeway under U.N. oversight while preparing for troop withdrawal and U.S. leadership.
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Mortgage firms weigh fly ash risk in loan decisions
Banks and lenders indicate they would not automatically deny insured loans over fly ash concerns, but Freedom Mortgage rejected a home near a landfill citing well water contamination risk. Local brokers and appraisers say most would not deny based on fly ash alone, though some would consult counsel or adjust based on saleability.
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Diana
Richard Hallover
Melissa Fox
James Nelson
Juvenile Bandit Faces Long Custody After Shoplift Crime
A 12 year old boy with an extensive arrest record from age eight could be kept in custody until he turns 21. He admitted to assault vandalism criminal damaging and breaking and entering. Police cited a traumatic childhood and a gun linked to a Sept. 7 Broadway store heist. The court weighed Youth Services versus placement at Boy's Village with a possible adult sentence if he were older. A 16 year old allegedly supplied the gun to the boy.
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Basinski
Henry T. Webber
WMS le Wi
Webber
Bentsen Emerges as Frontrunner for Clinton Economic Team
President-elect Clinton is poised to name key economic aides next week with Lloyd Bentsen seen as the leading contender for treasury secretary. Transition officials and aides say a broad team may be announced together before the December 1-15 economic conference in Little Rock. Paul Volcker's candidacy has faded amid Democratic opposition, while spokesmen say speculation remains open and timing uncertain.
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Clinton
Little Rock, Ark
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Lloyd Bentsen
Avon Lake teachers face state loan payoff and talks
Avon Lake faces repayment of about 1.7 million in state loans as talks between Avon Lake Education Association and the school board drag on. Negotiators spent 242 days without full agreement on compensation and other issues with binding arbitration possible after December 15. In 1990 a teacher strike and work actions followed a rejected board offer, ending in a 12.5 percent raise over two years after a walkout by students.
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Cheryl Lister
Avon Lake Education Association
Aqua Marine Hotel Shuts Down Amid Bankrupt Holiday Losses
Aqua Marine Associates L P owner files Chapter 11 in Cleveland. A 34 year old complex with golf course and restaurant closes. bowling lanes health club stay open. Sealed bid auction failed to attract buyers as December bookings evaporate. Great Lakes Management Co. runs the property during proceedings.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Cleveland
Aqua Marine Associates L.P
Cleveland Area
Great Lakes Management Co
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